The transformation of much-loved community spaces will go a long way to enhancing everyday life across the Parkes Shire’s four villages.

From upgraded parks in Trundle, Tullamore and Bogan Gate to a refreshed pool in Peak Hill, the projects have been powered by just over a million dollars in NSW Government and council funding.

Parkes Shire Council worked in partnership with the Community Consultative Committees (CCC) of Trundle, Tullamore and Bogan Gate for funds that were only available to community groups.

Meanwhile the grant for Peak Hill towards a significant renovation of its pool was awarded to Parkes Shire Council.

Parkes Shire Mayor Neil Westcott said the upgrades reflected the strength of collaboration between council and local communities.

“These projects are a testament to what can be achieved when council and community groups work together," Cr Westcott said.

"The improvements to our parks and pool facilities will have a lasting impact on the wellbeing and lifestyle of our residents.

"We thank the NSW Government and the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development for their continued support.”

The public swimming pool in Peak Hill received a new fibreglass insert and concrete concourse, replacing the aging infrastructure.

It came to a total cost of $576,985, with the NSW Government contributing $160,000 and council co-funding $416,985.

Working with the Trundle and District Progress Association, the $210,000 upgrade to Berryman Park at Trundle included new fencing, solar lighting, a widened footpath and a new long jump pit.

The NSW Government contributed $160,000 with council co-funding $30,000 and $20,000 coming from the Stronger Communities Program.

"Berryman Park is a central hub for our community, and these upgrades have made it safer, more accessible and more enjoyable for everyone," said Peter Kelly, president of the Trundle and District Progress Association.

"We’re proud to have worked with council to bring this vision to life.”

Over in Tullamore, working with Tullamore Inc, its Memorial Park received an upgrade to amenities totalling $163,759, which included installing a modular disabled toilet and connecting footpath.

$73,759 of the funds came from the NSW Government and council co-funded $90,000.

“The improvements at Memorial Park have made a real difference, especially in terms of accessibility," Secretary of Tullamore Inc Emma Williams said.

"It’s wonderful to see our park becoming more inclusive and welcoming.”

Burrawang Park at Bogan Gate was given a small makeover with the help of the Bogan Gate Community Memorial Hall Inc.

This project included installing new barbecue shelter furniture, footpaths and irrigation, and laying turf.

It came to a total cost of $100,728, with council adding the $728.

“Burrawang Park is now a more inviting space for all ages and abilities. These upgrades have truly revitalised a key community asset," said Ron Umbers, president of the Bogan Gate Community Memorial Hall Inc.

All four initiatives were completed with Parkes Shire Council supporting as the project manager.